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luis de quintanilla
(b. 1401)
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jeronimo quintanilla
Roman Catholic bishop
(b. 1561)
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juan bautista de aguilera arias quintanilla
ES
(b. 1623)
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francisco de aranda y quintanilla
ES
(b. 1649)
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antonio de quintanilla
Spanish royal governor, ES
(b. 1787)
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carmen de la quintanilla
Argentinian patriot, AR
(b. 1793)
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lorenzo de la maza y quintanilla
Spanish military personnel, ES
(b. 1770)
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francesc fontanilles i quintanilla
ES
(b. 1833)
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josé alonso quintanilla
ES
(b. 1793)
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mariano quintanilla
Spanish painter, ES
(b. 1804)
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antonio de rueda y quintanilla
Spanish aristocrat and fighting bull rancher (1825-1878), ES
(b. 1825)
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andrés laso de la vega y quintanilla
Spanish author, ES
(b. 1827)
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francisco javier quintanilla
Chilean theologian, CL
(b. 1833)
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carlos quintanilla
Bolivian diplomat (1888-1964), BO
(b. 1888)
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jaime quintanilla
Spanish politician, ES
(b. 1898)
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) , in all the world, is a widespread surname. The cognomen Quintanilla is characteristic of El Salvador, where it is a common surname, Guam, and Honduras (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly El Salvador, Mexico, and Honduras. Much less frequently, Quintanilla is the forename as well as the last name.